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May/June 2016
You’ve heard by now that Brew-In-A-Bag (BIAB) is an easy way to start all-grain brewing — and it’s true! But that doesn’t mean, however, that it doesn’t require some attention to detail.
In this issue
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articleSelecting Yeast for Beginners
Choosing a strain of yeast for a particular beer style is an integral component of recipe formulation, whether you’re making the choice for a production brewery or a homebrewery. Here are the most important factors to consider.
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recipeBrasserie Saint James: The Wit Album
This Reno, Nevada brewery’s witbier is a cloudy pale yellow and features spicy, fruity, citrus aromas.
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articleCandi Sugars & Syrups
Malt contributes most of the Maillard reaction products in beer, but in this column we take a look at the other ingredients affected by the Maillard reaction. Plus: Make your own Belgian candi syrup.
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articleFining Homebrew
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articleCultivate Your Own House Yeast
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articleBrew In A Bag Mash Efficiency
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articleSmall Batch BIAB Experimenting
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articleBrew In A Bag Best Practices
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article10 Newer Hop Varieties & Recipes
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articleBelgian Single
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recipeHard Ginger Beer
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Hard Root Beer
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projectDIY Bottle Cap Designs
Want to make your bottle stand out? Add a design to the cap using this acrylic transfer method.